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Receptionist
As the GWL receptionist volunteer you will be the first point of contact for people calling or visiting the library.
Building for the Future
If I had a pound for every time someone asks me the question, ‘When are you moving to the Mitchell Library?’ we would have already raised the one million pounds needed for the refurbishment work. Of course it is a fair, as well as frequently asked, question; after all it has been over 3 years since we first announced that the Mitchell Library will be our wonderful future home.
We are the Champions!
Well, dear readers, supporters and friends world-wide…… we did it! GWL’s wee team all completed the Glasgow Women’s 10K in style. We ran, we walked and we finished. Bedecked in […]
What a Turner of Events!
Well, how exciting. Our old mucker Cathy Wilkes has been nominated for this year’s Turner Prize. WELL DONE Cathy! We are so thrilled for Cathy and wish her good luck in […]
Keep Glasgow Women’s Library Running…
Yep, it’s on the horizon – the annual collective thud of women in trainers, pounding the Tarmac to a backdrop buzz of chitter chatter. Each woman has her own motivations […]
I’m Spartacus
Forgive me website for I have sinned. It’s been an age since I last blogged. Too long and now it’s nearly the end of March, and Easter. We have been […]
I Don’t Belieeeve It!
Am I in an episode of ‘One Foot in the Grave’? Recent letter received at Glasgow Women’s Library, addressed to: BULLDIKE PROMOTIONS, 2nd Floor, 81 Parnie Street, Glasgow, G1 5RH […]
That Friday Feeling, Part 2: after a nice cup of tea
Ah, that’s better. A bit warmer now and just about to resume work on our Heritage Lottery Bid, applying for funding to create a proper archive in our new Mitchell […]
That Friday Feeling
I’d love to know what it’s like to work somewhere warm – to feel enveloped in cosiness as soon as you walk through the door from the cold outside air. Our […]
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
It’s just occurred to me that we moved here and opened the doors to our Parnie Street premises exactly a year ago – where did that time go? Imagine where […]